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Pushing the limits of sleepout size
According to legislation, any part of a bedroom that is less than 1.5m in height is excluded from the calculation of area. Therefore, if we raise a queen bed platform, and lower the ceiling so that the measurement between the platform and ceiling is 1499mm, then this is a few extra metres of area we... -
How to tenant a sleepout
Hi everyone
I'm building a second dwelling of 60sqm.
The front of it will have kitchen bathroom living and two bedrooms. The back of it I would like to have two bathrooms and then have two 30sqm sleepouts that can access a bathroom each.
The dwelling cannot have more than... -
Garage and No Code of Compliance
Hi Guys - First post here.
We are going through our due diligence at the moment with an investment property and found out the garage doesn't have a CCC, but had an original building consent back in the early 2000's.
The garage looks very sound, but wanted to know if anyone... -
Neighbors Sleep Out in Cross Lease Section - is it legal??
Hi there - yesterday - out of the blue my neighbor decided to put a sleep out directly in front of our property (long ways!) on his side of the fence. We are in Waterview, Auckland and on a cross lease (three properties total on this) with the neighbor in question being the front property. The 'sleep... -
Sleepout Addition - Cross Lease section
Hi All,
We have a property in a Residential 6A Zone, 1077sqm. Currently, there are 2 houses on the site.
SITE COVERAGE (FRONT DWELLING): 115.0 Sq M²
SITE COVERAGE (MIDDLE DWELLING): 121.0 Sq M²
TOTAL SITE COVERAGE: 236.0 Sq M² (22%)
I would like to... -
Grant norman king-- ratbag
Remember this nice chappie.
Sleep-out defaulter charged By Celeste Gorrell Anstiss 1:53 PM Sunday Jun 3, 2012
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A builder at the centre of a partly constructed sleep-out has been charged by the Ministry of Economic Development. Photo / Fi
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